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    The HP LaserJet 3015 does the trick for students and families, but small businesses can do better with a different printer.

  • HP LaserJet 2300dtn

    HP's LaserJet 2300dtn fits an impressive number of high-end features into a printer that's priced for budget-minded small offices.

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